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| Professional Contacts |
David Miller, MD, PhD
Dr. Miller is a Psychiatrist who also has over 25 years experience as an OB/GYN
physician. He is in private practice in Wake Forest and has special interest in
postpartum disorders.
523 East Wait Avenue, Wake Forest, NC 27587
(919) 593-6844
Betty-Shannon Prevatt, MA, LPA
Betty-Shannon Prevatt is a clinical psychologist who has experience treating women
with postpartum mood disorders.
2601 Lake Drive, Suite 103, Raleigh, NC 27607
(919) 612-3348
855 Washington Street, St. Mary's Place, Suite 100, Raleigh, NC 27605
(919) 828-6848
Bill Meyer is an Associate Clinical Professor in the Department of Psychiatry and
OB/GYN at Duke University Medical Center. He continues to lead the Duke
Postpartum Support Program, which has been meeting for over 14 years. He also has a
private practice in his home.
(919) 681-6840 or william.meyer@duke.edu
Cort A. Pederson, MD
Samantha Meltzer-Brody, MD
Drs. Pederson and Meltzer-Brody are psychiatrists and researchers at UNC with special
interest and expertise in mood disorders surrounding childbirth.
Contact information:
UNC Perinatal Psychiatry Clinic, at the
University of North Carolina Chapel Hill Campus, Neurosciences Hospital
919-966-5217
www.womensmooddisorders.org
Angela Still, group contact
Hopeful Beginnings Postpartum Support
Hopeful Beginnings is lead by a licensed marriage and family therapist and a perinatal
clinical nurse specialist. Call for meeting times and more information.
(252) 847-8263
Greenville
Feelings After Birth
Call for meeting times and more information.
336-832-6682
Norine.tamborino@mosescone.com
Greensboro
Margot A. Holloman, PhD
Dr. Holloman is a clinical psychologist with an extensive background in the
treatment of depression.
7404A Chapel Hill Road, Raleigh, NC 27607
(919) 816-0607 or (919) 363-4703
Dr. Miller is a Psychiatrist who also has over 25 years experience as an OB/GYN
physician. He is in private practice in Wake Forest and has special interest in
postpartum disorders.
523 East Wait Avenue, Wake Forest, NC 27587
(919) 593-6844
Betty-Shannon Prevatt, MA, LPA
Betty-Shannon Prevatt is a clinical psychologist who has experience treating women
with postpartum mood disorders.
2601 Lake Drive, Suite 103, Raleigh, NC 27607
(919) 612-3348
855 Washington Street, St. Mary's Place, Suite 100, Raleigh, NC 27605
(919) 828-6848
Bill Meyer is an Associate Clinical Professor in the Department of Psychiatry and
OB/GYN at Duke University Medical Center. He continues to lead the Duke
Postpartum Support Program, which has been meeting for over 14 years. He also has a
private practice in his home.
(919) 681-6840 or william.meyer@duke.edu
Cort A. Pederson, MD
Samantha Meltzer-Brody, MD
Drs. Pederson and Meltzer-Brody are psychiatrists and researchers at UNC with special
interest and expertise in mood disorders surrounding childbirth.
Contact information:
UNC Perinatal Psychiatry Clinic, at the
University of North Carolina Chapel Hill Campus, Neurosciences Hospital
919-966-5217
www.womensmooddisorders.org
Angela Still, group contact
Hopeful Beginnings Postpartum Support
Hopeful Beginnings is lead by a licensed marriage and family therapist and a perinatal
clinical nurse specialist. Call for meeting times and more information.
(252) 847-8263
Greenville
Feelings After Birth
Call for meeting times and more information.
336-832-6682
Norine.tamborino@mosescone.com
Greensboro
Margot A. Holloman, PhD
Dr. Holloman is a clinical psychologist with an extensive background in the
treatment of depression.
7404A Chapel Hill Road, Raleigh, NC 27607
(919) 816-0607 or (919) 363-4703
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